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Banks aren't exactly known for being "futuristic," right? Yet, some are hitting the AI accelerator hard in banking.
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Banks aren't exactly known for being "futuristic," right? Yet, some are hitting the AI accelerator hard in banking.

Europe has a bit of a dependency problem with US tech giants, much like we do with morning coffee. Now EU banks might team up to renegotiate terms and regain control.

Imagine buying Bitcoin as easily as your regular stocks. Soon, in Germany, local banks will make this a reality.

Scammers have found a dangerous new toy: AI that generates convincing fake auto loan documents. While lenders are already drowning in missed payments, now they have to worry about people who never actually took out a loan in the first place.

Banks are throwing billions at AI lending like it's free money, and honestly, nobody knows if it's going to end well. BBVA just figured out how to pass the hot potato to someone else.
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AI models have feasted on other people's content for too long, for free of course. Now Cloudflare is drawing a line, demanding a hefty bill.

As mega AI names get pricier, European investors found a workaround: profit from AI without buying AI stocks. They're betting on power suppliers and banks instead.
As everyone rushes toward AI like it's a cure-all, the head of one of the world's biggest banks pumps the brakes and reminds us of something obvious yet forgotten: machines don't think, humans do. And in a job market already shaking, this difference might actually matter.

Fintech and traditional banks keep fighting over your money, and this time Klarna is raising the stakes. The Swedish company that got you hooked on buy-now-pay-later is moving beyond lending: it doesn't just want to lend you money anymore—now it wants you to entrust your savings with it too.

When banks start dumping debt like it's a clearance sale, something has gone seriously sideways. In broadband, that something is called reality hitting hard.